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Why Your Car Title Is So Important

There is only one thing that proves that you own your vehicle and it is not your good word or the fact that you have the keys. Your car title is the document that shows you are indeed the owner. That is why it is paramount to take good care and keep track of it at all times. Losing a car title can lead to some serious headaches. Getting a car title replaced can be a nightmare. You should keep the title somewhere safe with other valuable items in your home. If you do have a safe, that may be the best place to keep it.

How You Get a Title

When you purchase a car, new or used, you will receive a title that shows that you now own the vehicle. If you buy the car brand new from a dealer, you will pay a title fee and your state will send you the document within a few weeks of your purchase. When you buy a used vehicle from another owner, you and the owner must complete a transfer of title, requiring you to process a new title through your state. The state will process your request, and you will receive a new title with your name on it proving ownership.

When You Need Your Title

If you ever sell your vehicle, you will need the title. If you trade it for a new car at a dealer, you will give the dealer the title to the old vehicle, and you will receive a title to the new one. When you sell to an individual, you will have to transfer the title to the new owner. Again, you must complete this process through a state’s department of motor vehicles. You may also need to transfer a title when you get married or divorced.

Using a Car Title for a Loan

In times of emergency, you may wish to use your vehicle as collateral for a loan. In this case, you must produce the title to show that you own the vehicle. The lender will place a lien on the title until you repay the loan. Once paid off, you would receive a new title minus the lien. Embassy Loans has helped tens of thousands of borrowers with car title loans. They are usually for small amounts of money which you can repay very quickly. Car title loans can help get you through a difficult financial time.



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Embassy Loans Inc. is licensed under the “Florida Consumer Finance Act” and as such Embassy Loans is exempt from any licensing requirements under the “Florida Title Loan Act” to the extent that any of Embassy Loans’ activities involve the making of a loan of money to a consumer secured by bailment of a certificate of title to a motor vehicle.

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Embassy Loans uses “Title Loans” for advertisement purposes only and provides auto equity loans. Embassy Loans Inc. is licensed under the “Florida Consumer Finance Act” under Florida Statute 516 and as such Embassy Loans is exempt from any licensing requirements under the “Florida Title Loan Act” to the extent that any of Embassy Loans’ activities involve the making of a loan of money to a consumer secured by bailment of a certificate of title to a motor vehicle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Auto Equity Loan?

An auto equity loan, sometimes known as a car title loan or a car equity loan, is a type of loan that allows you to borrow money by using your vehicle as collateral. The loan is secured by your vehicle, meaning you agree to use the equity in your car to back the loan. 

What is an Unsecured Personal Loan

An unsecured personal loan is a loan that does not require collateral. Funds are provided based on your credit worthiness and your ability to repay. 

What Is the Credit Builder Program

The credit builder program is designed to help individuals establish or improve their credit score with the primary purpose of building a positive credit history through regular payments.

Can i have more than one Loan at a time?

Embassy Loans can only extend one loan at a time and it’s advisable to start with one and focus on making payments in a timely manner to prevent default.

What happens if I miss a payment?

Missing a payment can have negative consequences, including late fees, a drop in your credit score, and potential default on the loan. Consistent, on-time payments are crucial to benefit from the program.